Unlike other child-centred spaces highlighted by bright colours and pop-culture characters, White & The Bear embraces a unique aesthetic that’s urbane and effective for learning. Sneha Divias Atelier delivered a holistic design that would possess all things that parents would want their children to be surrounded by; healthy food, a safe environment, and productive learning as per the brief. The colour theory that is aligned with the graphic design makes up a great part of the design analysis, which is why visitors at White & the Bear can observe the application of a neutral colour palette rather than one that would overstimulate the children’s senses. The design concept behind White & the Bear is to create a multi-faceted experience for children and parents. Children explore different sensory triggers while eating, learning, reading, and exploring, and share these findings with their parents. This improves the interaction between parents and children. To enhance children’s creativity and imaginative skills, the atelier refrained from complex strategies. Instead, they chose clean lines and a minimalist space but retained a warm atmosphere thanks to a distinctive range of textures. A simple but functional aesthetic prevails, but with wonderful details and honest materiality. The space was aptly divided into partitions so that their focus and attention could be retained. Details like the children’s ages were considered during the design process.